I worked through three zogbee dongles from Amazon including the sonoff one.
Always had issues with my mesh. Upgrading to the one provided by Nabu guys (the v1) fixed them all and it’s been almost one year rock solid now. No more disconnection or better devices losing it
OpenList?
I follow the good 9pd 3 2 2 rule. Three backups, in two locations, one is remote.
First copy on an external hard drive that gets mounted only for that, then unmounted.
Second copy still at home, on a disk connected to an OpenWRT access point in the patio.
Third copy on my VPS, so remote.
Each night restic take care of all that.
I never tested copyparty… Thank you for the test… Nice! I am using OpenList at this time, but CC is also nice.
Yes it’s docker… Immich is only deployed via docker.
Indeed its your docker mount points / volumes.
Just use Nginx… It isn’t that difficult, after all.
Or try any one of the “simplified” other proxies out there. I never seen the need for NPM anyway, as it just obfuscate nginx configuration stuff from your eyes.
You can check my wiki at https://wiki.gardiol.org/doku.php?id=selfhost%3Anginx
I wrote for my own benefit, and for others who might be interested.
Gentooer here. Emerge sync &; world daily at night.
Weekly a manual check for stuff that doesn’t autoupdate for reasons.
Monthly / biweekly podman compose pull for containers. Manual, because i don’t trust that kind of autoupdate.
Edit: opnSense updates are manual only when I remember because if it breaks, I must be at home to fix it or i lose remote access and that’s bad.
Gentoo user here.
Of course I always build every package from source because that’s how Gentoo works.
Well, you get well optimized software for your specific cpu and architecture that often will not run on a different CPU. At the cost of lots of time.
For big ones like Firefox or rust I always choose the prebuilt ones… But everything else is from sources.
Also, another great advantage is to customize package features to your likings, like disable an audio backend or enable another, and such.
I think your autocorrect went a bit too far, I cannot understand what you wrote.
Using a different distro feels awkward. I am so used to how stuff is organized in Gentoo :) but it’s still Linux, so no, it’s only minor differences.
(Spcially, i hate when using a SystemD based distro, because i am not used to it and it honestly feels cumbersome compared to OpenRC. Gentoo also has SystemD support, it fully support it, but i never found the need for it, so i never switched, and never got familiar with it. My fault)
Last weekend i setup a laptop from deleting the windows partition to full LXQT desktop in 4 hours. The laptop is quite fast, and i skipped all ocmpiler hogs like firefox (choosed firefox-bin) and rust (choosed rust-bin). Later on, i also installed a full plasma+kde environment in some more 10 hours (all compile time in background, while using the laptop on LXQT).
The biggest downside of Gentoo is being so niche, i always fear that some day it will be abandoned due to too few people maintaining it. I had this fear for the last 10 years, and never happened, so.
There are no real downsides to Gentoo IMHO, except becoming too expert with Linux :)
Really, it’s mostly understand what your are doing and editing text files. Much easier and better documentation than most other distro.
Full time user of Gentoo since 20+ years here. Oll servers, workstations, laptops and even on an android tablet once.
It’s not complicated at all, mostly just different from anything else. And truly configurable to the last bit.
Edit: it seems there aren’t may gentooers here, AMA :)
I don’t care for the pwa since I use Markor on android and syncrhing…
Yes the looks are ugly and it’s been a pain with SSO and auth in general…
Let me know!
I like how your project looks more.
I currently use Silverbullet.MD, which is cool, but a bit too much for my needs.
Can you tell me the pros of using jotty instead?
Well, now try Gentoo!
It will take a few days of compiling… ;)
Cool idea!
But why would I use it? What advantage does I give me over traditional MD? The opportunity to use different filesystems on different disks? Or hot-add already formatted disks? I don’t really get it.
I love how smooth is photo field, and the way it makes browsing your photos so unique.
I think it’s a neat project!
I remember trying it. A very neat idea beautifully implemented. But switched to IMMICH, more features, closer to what I needed.
Keep up the great job! Having alternatives is always a good thing.
I loved photofield!
Never used calls…
Well, dont know what to say. Bring the content here.